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Price: $119.95
New Old Stock FRONT SWAY BAR by Suspension Techniques for Porsche 924 and 944 including 944 Turbo. This is a 27mm (1-1/16\") solid bar, with urethane bushings and plated mount brackets as shown. Shows in the Suspension Techniques catalog for 1988-1989 at $217.00. NOTE: this bar was in a showroom display, and the mounting brackets may or may not fit the Porsche application. New, but stocked in a climate controlled warehouse for many years. Never been installed on a vehicle, may have a few very small nicks and scratches from years of handling and storage. Please look at the photos carefully to see exactly. No longer made, so don\'t miss out !
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